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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
NEATHERFORD.
a Brilliant Wedding Celebrated In Our
Sister City.


WgATHERFORD, TEX, July 28.-A quiet
but very recherche wedding took place
at O'Clock, at the residence Of Colonel
f. p. Nicholson Of this city, when Miss
AIMS f. Nicholson, his daughter, was
united in marriage to Mr.. George W.
Johnson. The contracting parties stand
hiIh ia social circles.
Mrs. Bessie Hsyne and Miss Minnie
Nicholson, sisters. of the bride, acted as
bridesmaids, while Mr.. +. NJ, Cain Of
Nc Kinney, and Mr.. +. l.. Nlchol-
son, g brother of the bride, sup
ported the groom. The ceremony was
performed with great imprtssiveness by
the Rev. DR.. Raymond. Mr.. Johnson is
one Of McKinney's most enterprising
merchants, and in adding one OF Wealth
eTtord's fsir daughters to Mckinney s
society, ne has our best wishes for the
future.
Besides Mr.. +. M. Cain, only members
IF the family were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nicholson of st. Louis, Mr. and
Ms. Emmett Nicholson of Jacksboro,
end Messrs. L. l., and Clarence Nicholson
OF Eillsboro came to wish the happy
couple bon voyage and assistl in
disposing of the elegant repast set i'm
'nediately after the ceremony was per-
f1rmed.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnson left on the
evening train for an extensive trip
through the east. They will visit S..
Louis, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia,
\ w York, and other eastern cities, after
which they will return to Mckinney
ana settle down to the lights
aud shadows of married life.
That the shadows may only serve
to render more brilliant the high lights
IF the picture is the earnest desire of G
host OF we'll wishing friends. The pres
ents received by Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
were many and costly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
a smut Down in East st Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 29-The Little
rolling mill, the largest Industry in East
St. Louis, was closed down to-day on &c
CONT OF G. strike among the stokers. The
grievance is that zoo much work was ex-
acted Of one man, Joseph Moore, who
has been engaged as stoker. Yesterday
re asked for assistance, and this bcing
denied him he quit. Another man sc
Cepted the place and was compelled to
stop by the cries of "scab," which Of
Tended his ears. A committee then Wis
tied Foreman Davis, ana not obtaining
satisfaction, a strike was the resul. IN
not arguments that followed, James
Jones, & son q tie superintendent
of the mills, WAS roughly skandled.
In the course OF the day. Merss were
several little distur a1c9s, none of;wfich
Superintendent Jones waS Btlucaia the,
fsce. Foreman Davis is DeM4{nan and
is said to have made himself sanpopuggr
with the men, The proprlgors OF -4Bhe
mill say they can shut dowaSwo weeks 70
advantage on account Of hdyFing 8 Surplus
stock. Four hundred men are msde idle
By the action OF the stOkers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
SCHOOL LAND QUESTION.
Z Eagross.s the Attention of the People of
the Panhandle.

the Panhandle.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MOBEETIg, TEX, July % The school
laad question is engrossing the attention
c. Tie people Of the Panhandle lust now
ljn lst - the exclusion Of all other mat
tiers. 4 Tumor tina. the price OF ell lands
which should be classed as agricultural
"as to be fixed at 50 an acre, has caused
= decided sensation. Referring to this
and collateral matters, The Panhandle,
which is Gu earnest advocate OF a policy
which locks 10 the settlement OF the
country, Will have the following to say
edltorislly il lis next issue:
"N ague Iumors are sfoGt through our
country to tee effect that the parties with
the Surveying outfits TO classify the lands
Will eppraise ;ne school lands in the Pln-
handle 81 So peg ecre. This is mistake
Those pafries accompany the surveyors
ard make detailed report Of the country
So passed CVer-the character of soil,
whether wsteTed or timbered ard lis
10 &c grarby and conditions generally-snd
will report THESE things at Austin where
the land viii be formally appraised Ia q
country where Improvements will cost SO
much ia money and toll as they Will on
the plains, al appraisement even spproxi-
mating So would stop immigration en-
iireiy. 1t would cause the state to hold
those lands for years, without income OF
Interest, and leave great regions without
assCssabe property Cf any kind foolish
dOlicy that our land Office will certainly
not heve the harGihcod TO adopt. Another
little point is raised ana dis cussGd in re-
gard 20 this clsssif cation business Il is
that one Of the appolntees Of the admin
istretion IS also the agent Of giant land
syndicate whose holdings are in the ter
rito!Y assigned to him If this were the
cGse he might prove tTo-edGed tool,
ard in the necessarily careless way IN
whic1 he is handled By the state in the
absence Ct direct surveillance he might
cut something. His job with the sgndi-
cate is probably the more lasting ard i'm
p2rtspt one 10 him, aud 1t is only fair 10
presume nc would be more intent
upon their interest than the states
The report may be al error. We
have no sexual information upon the SUBJ
jeCt, bat wOVld mildly suggest 70 the ad-
mip!Strltiol that the mater is worthy of
inquiry. THIS subject OF the classihca-
ton a1d aDpr@isement Of tn school
iande n The Panhandle receives the earn
est attention OF US all /. Will affect vi
tally the prosperity of Our country and
our Individual interests. And 1t is rig htly
regarded as 6 matter which should not be
dealt with in q trifiing way, nor by par
ties either without proper qualifications
or with CrOsSWlSe interests
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
Identified as Susan Beck.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 29.-The young
woman, Mrs. William Thomas Abbott,
who was thought to have been poisoned
by her husband, has been identified by
John C. Coulter as Susan Beck of Ches-
terton, Ind, daughter OF George o.
Beck. A post-mortem examination of the
body is now being made. The physicians
in charge report that they have found
fG.us three months of age and supposed
wilderness of an attempted abortion.
Nothing has yet been learned of the
whereabouts of Abbott West, who was
last seen with her, and who it is reported
deserted his pulpit and his wife at Ches'
tertcn to elope with her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
GREENTILLE.
No New Developments in the Gainesville
Tragedy.

No New Developments In the Gainesville
Tragedy.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, July 28.-Nothiug
new has developed here in connection
with the arrest and detention of Allen
Waid, the negro who is suspected of
completely in the Gainesville tragedy, and
who was taken to Gainesville Wednes-
day. Sheriff Mason returned yesterday
from Gainesville. He expresses q good
deal Of confidence in having the right
negro, though he prudently withholds his
ground tor such opinion. Mr.. Watkins
of Dallas, father OF Miss Genie Watkins,
returned ID this city Thursday evening
from Pittsourg, at which place the negro,
Allen Ward, claimed to have worked
lately, hoping to obtain some clue or in
formation that might be Of value, but his
trip proved fruitless.
The bills of indictment presented by
the grand jury at this term of the Dis
trict court include twenty-five bills for
felony ofenses and sixty bills for INSIDE
meanor offenses.
The thermometer registered above 100
here this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
SHERM an.
Close of tho Annual X suuion of Old Set
tiers of Gceyson County.

tiers OF Gceyson County.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, July 90 The old set
tiers annual reunion and picnic, which
WAS held at the fair grounds here yes,
terday and to-day, closed tonight, with
an attendance of several thousand people.
Speeches were delivered by several prom
inent speakers during the Gay, and music
was furnished st intervals by the Grsyson
Rifles band. The Old Settlers Associs :
ton elected officers this afternoon to
serve for another year, and the exercise s
closed tonight with genera! hand
shaking and parting farewell by old set
tiers and veterans.
George Ledbetter, charged with assault
to murder in the Indian Territory, had G
preliminary hearing before United States
Commissioner Ricketts, this afternoon, who
fixed his bond at $1,000, which he failed to
give, and was remanded to jail to be
transferred to Fort Smith, Ark, for final
trial.
William Smith, charged with opening
letters belonging to other parties also
had preliminary hearing before Com
missioner Ricketts, and was sent to Jail
in default Of $3.50 bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
There is breath of heaven about the.

There is breath of heaven about the,
helpless snd innocent child. The light
Of angels hovers about the tiny form, and
the spiris of omniscience shines DER its
tiny features. There is no reason that
the purity, serenity and brightness of the
little face should be marred with pains
;eaused by q disordered stomach, when
Morris Cascarine will effect permanent
curp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
Taken Under ADJUSTMENT.
For State Prohibition.

NEW YORK, July 28-The argument
against the motion for stay of proceed
ings in JAKE Sharp's case wss continued
to-day and finished. Judge Potter took
the matter under advisement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30

Malaria, the unseen poison in .thea 1r,
is constantly inhaled into thssetystern and
affects every organ Of the Body. 1t can
be destroyed and removed by the use OF
Morris CascHt3ne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
Alvord,
Especial to the Gazette.

kSpecial to the Gazette.
ALvoRD, TEX, July 29.-J. & T. j..
Youngblood, . weU-known business firm
of this place, have to-day sold their store
house and entire stock Of general mer-
chsndise to n. W. Ratchett.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
sinuld OFF for a Crnisn.

NEW YORK, July 80 jay Gould started
last evening in his yacht for New London,
and expects to cruise along the New
England coast for the next two weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
Yellow Fever Rrcord

key WEST, FLA, July 29.-Eleven new
cases of yellow fever and two deaths have
been reported since yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
WRIch Your Ballots,

The prohibition joint resolution re
quires ballots 70 have printed or written
on them:
For State Prohibition.
Or, Against State Prohibition.
The omission of the word state will be
fatal, and all ballots that simply have on
them "for prohibihon," or against pro-
hibition" will be valueless. Let voters
be careful. Watch your ballots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30

InjectionZ cures in 2 to dsys.
Injection z will not caasesstricture.
Injection z, satsst snd most reliable.
IujectionsNs4ulf and complete.
Ialse.fon L st all first class druggists
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
C5ncer % the Tongue.

NJ wife, some three or four years ago, vas trou.
tlet with an ulcer on the side OF her tongue near
me throat. THE pain was incessant, causing loss
u sleep and producing Grea; nervous pFostration
Accommodating tins .roubie was rheumatism. Il
cad passed from the shoulders AMI ceniered IL ice
wrist Of one hand she almost losing the use OF IL
Between the suffering OF the two life had grow
DuTdensafne BY the use Of half dozen sfna--
sized bottles of Swlfts Specific, she was entTe.y
relieved and restored to health. This was three
years go, and there has been no return OF the as
ease. d. L. AiDpLsSHooA'-
Sparta, Ca June s, 1886.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30
DyFfY'S Pv2z MaLT WHISKEY

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Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26
TOTHE TRADE.

We desire to return our Slnccrr thanks to our customers, for their liberal patronage during the past year. It has been by far the larg- est business we have ever done, in any previous year, in Prescott. We take great pleasure in saying to our many customers anal friends, that we are now prepared far d still larger business than ever be fore. We have lhe largest and most complete stock of hardware ever brought to this market, and we do not hesitate to say that no house, in this or any other market, can or will offer goods of eqnal quality for less money than we will. Our stock of Avery Flows and steel blow blades are large and complete. We claim them to be the incest polished, and best shapes in the market, and at very low prices. Space prevents Us mentioning many other specialiieS that we carry in stock. We only ask that yCu examine our stock be- for buying elsewhere, feeling con iident that you will do so.
 Again, thanking you for your liberal patronage in the past, and soliciting continuance of the same, we are
 Very truly yours,
 J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26

The show, "Soap Bubble" failed to materialize here "Wednesday night last, on account of a wreck on railroad.
 "Her features are not regular, yet what an attractive face she hasn It IS her beatiful hair. Once it was thin, erayiSh and fad ing. A few bottles of Parkcr's Hair Balsam wrought the transfer nation. It will do as much foi anybody.
 NOTIcE:-Tho notes and accounts of Milner x Milbnrn and T. l.. Milner have been placed in my hands for collection. Parties who know themselves indebted to Mil ner x Milburn, or T. l.. Milncr, will please call early and settle, and save trouble and cost.
 A. T. Ross.
 Here are some of the bargains at w. F. Armstrong X Go: Fancy Prints, per yard 5 1-2c Worsted Dress Goods DC. Nice Dress Ginglams '' l2c. Misses Fancy Hose per pair 5c. Pins, two papers for 5c. HEAR THE w WARNING.
 If we sue you, don | think we are mad with you. You owe us. We need the money and must have 1t.
 Hugh Moncrief & Bro. Jan. 18th 1887.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26

Our jovial friend, Dick Bartlett, of Nashville, was over Sun day.
 We regret to learn that Mir. George Christopher is again on the sick list.
 Our good friend, J. T. Aaron, Esq, of BoughtOn, made us q pleasant call Monday.
 Mir. w. B. Nance, of Falcon, one of Nevada's best citizens, came up to pay taxes Monday and gave us a pleasant call.
 MT. Brad Scott spends consider. able of hls time now at Okolona, since buying the Portis X Wood bery stock of goods there. PRICKLY Asu BITrERs warm up and in- vigorate the stomach, improves and streng- ems the digestive organs, opens the pores, promotes perspiratiOn, and equalizes the | circulation. As acorrcct"r of diSordered system there is nothing to equal it.
 Esq. J. w. Neill has left Emmet. and moved to OkolOna, He has been our valued core spondent, and we hope to hear from him at his new home.
 We have blanks for making ap- plicaton for final proof, and will be pleased to serve our farmer friends wishing to prove up and make final entry of homestead.
 We understand that Mr. J. 0. Howell, will soon return here from Indiana, where he moved about Christmas. Says he can't stand the cold climate up there.
 The ladies are especially invited to call and examine our special bargains in dress. goods, hosiery, notions, etc.
 w. r. ARMSTRONG X Co.
 "Mothers' Friend," if used for n few months before confinement, insures quick and easy labor. les sens pain, and leaves the mother in a condition to recover rapidly.
 Whiteside creek, Emmet town ship, is, we learn, settling up with a number of new and good citizens, among them: Messrs. G. w. Mccoy, Doc Hamilton and J. l.. Currey.
 MT. l.. II. Cobb oi Camden, who was raised near Prescott, was most brutally murdered Saturday night. The remains were brought to this place Monday, and inferred at Ar tesian church yesterday.
 10000 nrreJ oj MndM .Ne- rada eoun4, 7rha@Ja0, Meiud- iAG fife .NcDou6aM aud Bi@6o racD for aale cieab aud o@ eaJ1 termJ.
 SmooR -NcRae a9 HMtcR.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26

Hon. Eugene E. White is expect ed home, on a visit, soon.
 Barbed wire, new patent, at Eos ter & Logan Hardware Company's.
 Will Milner left Thursday on prospecting trip to Eureka Springs.
 Over three columns of local matter crowded over on editorial page, under head, "Additional Local.' Read it.
 Don't buy your agricultural inn plements until you see the Foster x Logan Hardware Company. Thelr stock is complete.
 Mr. Wiley H. Terry, the Senior member of the banking firm of Terry X Young, left Friday on a business trip to Memphis and St. Louis.
 Sheriff Powell may get left, but Jerome r. Dufiie. the furniture store man of Hope, will let the people rest easy 9n good beds, chairs, sofas. etc, at lowest cash prices, if they will apply soon.
 Col. w. T. Steele was up from his mill in Columbia county, Mon- day. He has secured post-of!ice, name-Milner; it is between McNeilf and Stephens. Glad to see the colonel looking so we'll.
 Whiskey---is gone out of the town, but it don't cut any figure with the large sales of goods at
 Woodbery & PorGis.
 Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass cures diarrhGa, bilious collie, chol era infan;um, and all disor- dera of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. For sale by Hagh Moncrief X Bro, and Milner x Milburn.
 The remains of Mrs. J. l.. Stroup, who died at Gurus, were brought down Monday morning, and carried out to Macedonia church, near Wallacoburg, for burial. Sine was Il sister of MT. E. T. Wells.
 MT. J. l.. McGough. of Emmet, has our thanks for a liberal con. tribution to onr "missionery box" made last week Although he had the misfortune to lose an arm re- gently, he gets along as well as ever, seemingly.
 J. K. Hamilton X Co.,, are still in business at the old stand, at Lanesburg, Arkansas, and will continue to hold their trade there Madam Rumor would say they are going to leave. Come and see for yourself, They win be glad 10 see their friends, and will try and make them happy.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26
PRESCOTT, ARK,
 Jan'y l7Ih, 1887.

To nag friends aad Gcquaia.dnces:
 As known by most Of you, l nave bought the interest of T. l.. Miner in the drug store of Milncr X Milburn. 1 feel deeply grateful for the patronage and influence you have given the old firm, and shall be exce edingly thankful for a continuance of these fayors to the new firm. shall do my best to merit your confidence and patron age, by treating yon honestly and showing you every courtesy and kindness of which am capable.
 I shall keep a large and well SC lected stock of drugs. patent mcdl- cines. paints, oils. white lead, put ty, window glass, valnishcs, lamps, tobacco and cigars, paper, pens, ink. school books, and many other things tao numerous to mention. All of these goods will sell at prices commensurate with tho scarcity of money and exceedingly hard times. Country merchants can buy of me some patent medi- ciues at St. LOaiS or minufactlir- CTS prices, as l buy them in large quantities. My facilities are ex- cellent for filling family recipes and pysicians prescriptions, and my practical knowledge of such work IS a sufficient warrant ct ac- curacv and satisfaction. People of every creed, nationality, political or religions faith, will be treated kindly and honestly, in dealing with me. Your friend,
 JNo. NJ. MILBURN,
 Successor to Miner x Mllburn.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26
An l.nd to Bone Sc,'aping.

Edward Shepherd. of Harris bnrg, III. :, says: Having received so much benefit from Electric Bit ters, I feel it my duty to let saf- fering humanity know if. Have had ruuring sore on my leg Tor eight years; my doctors told me l would have to have the bone srraped or amputated, used, instead. three bottles of Electric Bittrrs and seven boxes of Buck lcn's Arnica SaIve, and my leg is sound and we'll" Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a bottle, and Buckleli's ArMicA Salva at Poo per box ny Milncr & Milburn 3
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Bring us more wood.
 Go 10 Milburn's for drugs.
 Go to Moore X Darby for cof fins.
 MT. J. T. Brooks visited Gurdon Friday.
 Ed Hood, of Emmet, was in town yesterday.
 pr. Hinton visited Gurdon yes terday, professionally.
 Remember the Picayme, when you come to pay taxes.
 If you want bargains, be sure to call on Alex Nanghn, at the post office.
 Mrs. I. C. McRae is visiting her sister, Mrs. E, NJ. Cheathan, of Gmdon.
 Capt. w. R. Basdcn, of Caney tp., made us a pleasant and ap- preciated call Thursday. Winter Goods going at cost, at Woodbery & Pol'tis.
 Mrs. Mary Bnsick, of New Bos- ton, Texas, is here. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alex Vaughn.
 We meyer saw prcttier furniture or cheaper, than that kept by J. F. Duilie at Hope. Go and see him,
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26
A hard rain fell here Saturday.

4 hard rain fell here Saturday.
 Go to Milburn's for school books. Brooks, Blake & Co.,, are getting in their new goods,
 Captain Ansley was down again from the Capital Sunday.
 Doctor Wingfeld visited Cur. don Monday, professionally. Low prices always tell w. F. Armstrong X O., are taking the day"
 Cotiins and Undertak ers' goo ds. very low down, at J. P. Duflie's Hope, Ark.
 Mir w. B. White, Sr., was all smiles Sunday. Cause-a fine girl at his house.
 Hugh Moncrief, made a business trip to Little Rock. Thursday. Hugh is a stirer.
 Mrs. J. A. Shacklcton visited friends at Gurdon last week, re- turning Thursday.
 MT. Chris Leggett, of Camden, accompanied the remains of l.. II. Cobb to this place Monday.
 Car new fresh four just received at
 Woodbery & Portis.
 Mir. S. T. Baily, of Bodcaw, one of the PICAYUNE's best friends, made an appreciated call Thurs day.
 Glad to krow Mir. Pad Bonner has recovered from fever. His father brought him over from Oko- Iona Sunday.
 Ho for the new dry goods em- porium of w. F. Armstrong X Co. All goods cheaper than ever be- fore known in Prescott.
 Mir. W. c. Franklin. one of our best farmers and citizens, left Tuesday, to visit his aged mother in Chester county, Tenn.
 The PIcAYUNE continues to grow. We have added more than half dozen good men to our list the past week. Room for more.
 FOUND. A gun. By proving property and paying for this ad, owner can have same.
 l.. F. HINTON.
 Miss Julia Schuester, one of TeXarkana's most charming young ladies, visited her friend, Miss Nettie Smoote, of this place, Fri day.
 Mir. John Nichols, of Bluff City, also contributed liberally to the PICAYuNE last week. He is one of Nevada's best citizens, and no douht about 1t.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26
Dissolution Notice.

By mutual consent, the firm of Milncr X Miiburn is this day dis solved, T. LJ Miner retiring and J. NJ. Milburn continuing the drug business at the same stand. All accounts and notes due the firm must be paid to T. L. Milner or his attorney. T. l.. MILNER,
 J. M. MILBURN, Prescott, Ark, Jan. l4, 1887.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26

We would again inform Justices of the Peace. that we keep an as sortmeut of all kinds of blanks, and will sell them very clieap Give us your patronage.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-26

Go 10 Milburn's for paints X oils.
 The WheelerS meet here in grand cOnclave tomorrow.
 Monday next will end the first month of 1887. How rapidly tune tlies
 Mir, Wiley Hatley left last week, ', on business trip to Memphis and Louisville.
 Oat sowing is the order of the day among our farmer friends. A good crop-plant plenty.